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are cooling towers the only way to condense water at large scale?
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no, but they are stupid simple to construct since hyperboloids can be made with a bunch of straight members
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>>108448438
is their water source too expensive to simply all the steam go?
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>>108448667
Yes
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>>108448415
No, the atmosphere condenses water at scale
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>>108448438
ima show you my straight member LOLOL
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no there possibly are underground units with large plateau like water pool at ground level
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i just think they're neat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmbZVmXyOXM
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>>108448900
Heh, beat me to it
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When I was young I used to think that those towers were the actual nuclear plant, now idk how to feel about it just being the cooling towers
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>>108450428
i found out what they were when i played captain of industry
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>>108448415
There are many alternatives:
- send the out steam for district heating, hot houses and the like
- use the sea or rivers for cooling, perhaps after use as district heating
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>>108448900
You ain't straight tho
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>>108448982
zesty engineering



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